Senior Pastor of Trinity House, Ituah Ighodalo, has praised Anwuli, the wife of late Nollywood actor Alexx Ekubo, for her strength following her husband’s death.
He spoke during the actor’s Service of Songs held in Lagos on Wednesday, June 10, 2026.
Alexx Ekubo died on May 11, 2026, after battling metastatic kidney cancer. His death left many fans, colleagues, and loved ones in shock.
Family, Friends Gather to Honour Alexx Ekubo
The memorial service took place at the Monarch Event Centre in Lagos.
Family members, friends, colleagues, and fans attended the event to celebrate the actor’s life and legacy.
Several speakers shared touching tributes and reflected on the memories they shared with him.
Ighodalo Applauds Anwuli’s Courage
While addressing guests, Pastor Ighodalo commended Anwuli for remaining strong during a difficult period.
He noted that she had handled the painful loss with remarkable courage and grace.
“Anwuli, you’ve been strong. You’ve been very strong. I want to appreciate you and thank God for your life,” he said.
The cleric also encouraged those present to applaud her resilience.
Pastor Offers Words of Encouragement
Furthermore, Ighodalo prayed for God’s continued strength and comfort for the grieving widow.
He expressed confidence that God would guide her through the difficult season.
“I truly thank God for her. The Lord will continue to strengthen you and, by His grace, what the devil meant for evil, my Almighty God will turn to good,” he added.
Fans React to the Emotional Tribute
Meanwhile, the pastor’s remarks touched many people online.
Several social media users praised Anwuli for standing by her husband throughout his illness.
Others shared their own experiences with grief and loss.
Many also offered prayers for comfort and healing.
Tributes Continue to Pour In
In addition, fans and colleagues continue to honour Alexx Ekubo’s memory.
Many have described him as a talented actor, loyal friend, and kind-hearted individual.
His passing remains one of Nollywood’s most talked-about losses this year.
As tributes continue to pour in, many say his legacy will live on through his work and the lives he touched.
